This revised and updated second edition takes into account technical and regulatory developments in biotechnology. It offers the reader a clear argument about why we worry about the body becoming a mere commodity and what we can do to prevent it, whilst bringing together bioethics and feminist theory.
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Cette série explore la relation complexe et souvent tendue entre le droit et la médecine. Elle examine comment ces deux domaines s'entrecroisent, en étudiant comment les tribunaux et la législation abordent les dilemmes éthiques et les avancées de la médecine moderne. Les ouvrages se concentrent sur des questions d'intérêt public et de pertinence pratique, visant à influencer le développement du droit médical et les débats politiques.





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